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Intimation.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY

providės - that, a credstor who wishes to en- force a debt for goods by judgment summone must obtain a certificate that the cave falls within the exceptions, and that the debtor ja not in respect thereof to be exempt from procers under the Debtors Act, and provides

WATSON & CO., how such certificate may be obtained. It

LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED A.D), 1841.,

·AERATED WATER

·MANUFACTURERS.

SPECIALITIES

DRY GINGER ALE.

LIME FRUIT

PAGNE.

contains a saving clause in respect of com mitale for non-payments of instalments under administration orders granted under Section 122 of the Bankruptcy Act,-1883.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

As the question of compensation ban not been settled the Tungku.agaban concession has not

'been cancelled.

THE Legislative Council meeting fixed for to morrow, the 14th lost, has been postponed till

Thursday, the 21st inst,"

FOR the offence of killing 6th with dynamite at Thi O, two fishermen were each flund Sig in the alice Court this mornlög.

CHAM-FOR Healing a quantity of good- valued at $19, a Chinaman was given six weeks' hard labour and six hours' Blocks is the Police Court this

ORANGE CHAMPAGNE,

STONE GINGER BEER.

PALATABLE

AND

CORRESPONDENCE.

'{We do not necessarily endorse the 'oplafoni exprés

by Correspondants. In this column.1

LIQUOR DUTIES,

«To the Epiyon or tan "Honokoma Jelzgrati..

Sir,--On. Thanday the Legislative Council meets again when the Appropriation Bilt comes on for second reading. Following the usual comme it will, so doubt, be referred to the Finance Committee by whom the Bill will be discussed in all its details.

For a proper consideration" of the Appro priation Bill, an intimate equaintance with the Estimates is requisits. 2,5"

"I remember reading in the Telegraph the Governor's estimate of revenue. In refer ence to the liquor duites the figure is of down at $600,000, deducting therefrom $60,000 for "Salaries and Expenses of Cor.

guess worke

OCTOBER 13 1909

Faulty Scales.

to aller the fine of $8no, which 1 have inflicted in the first summake

With respect 16 the second summons, I pro

RE-HEARING AT THE MAGISTRACY, pozed to follow my mou! práctice with respect

ORIGINAL DECISION ADHÈLED TO,

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At the Magistracy, this forenoon, Mr. F. A. hearing took place in the case in which the Haxeland (First Magistrate) presiding, the Mindi Buta Kaisha were summoned for foeping adjust scales on board the Fukut Mark and the Shibetoro Maru. It will be recalled that some time ago, Inspector Gourlay boarded the . Fuksit Maru and discovered on board four abort-weight weigblog machines which were being used for the delivery of coal. The maximum penalty of $600 was imposed from which the defendants this morning ap ings and Hastings) appeared for the appellants pealed. Mr. Joba Hastings (of Messis. Hast- while Inspector Courlay (inspector of Weights and Measures) watched the proceedings on

behalf of the Police,

toms and Excise Staff", and for contingencies, Government expect to set a round five lakhs of dollars during the coming year.o this estimate was arrived at it is posible to dis cover. There having been no Customs in the

In delivering his written judgment, His past in Hongkong, no statistics of the Colony's Wine imporis have ever been kept and the Worship said I will first refer to the case amount consumption, therefore, is wholly of the Great Western Railway, Company (ap: unagcertainable. The presumption is that thepellants) and Baillie (respondeo) 34 L., J. estimate revenue from that source is entirely (M. C.), 11. The appellant on the platform

one of the stations on their line had a machine I would like to state, through the medium of for weighing luggage and parcely. The ma THE Ministry of Finance has opened a branch your columes, for the information of the Legis-chine. had been injured and was out of order goverament book in Taing-tao and has asked lative Council, that the imposition of the ex for a fortnight before the day of the complaint the Governor of Shantung to secure its procise has already produced ono affect an effect, The index of the machier stood at 4lbs, in tection by the German Governor.

which, by the way, the Hongkong Telegraph had stead of zero, whereby unless the 43bs. were with prophetic instinct anticipated. Writing allowed for, there would be a loss to the from my own experience 1 can 167, without customer or passenger in every case, but fear of contradiction, that; whereas before the it was assested by the station-master that levying of liquor duties, the daily proceeds of this allowance had been directed to be sales in my store represented an average of made by the porter, who was in the babit of from $125 to $150, they have sinca dwindled weighing the goods, The Company were coo

morning.

PRINCE Ito it, about to visit Manchuria as a private individual, and study conditions in that country. He will leave Uiso on the 14th inst. and expects to spend a month in Manchuria.

FOR being in unlawful possession of a quantity REFRESHING. of dynamite and blasting gelantine, two fisher

Watson's

FRUIT SYRUPS

morning. The explosives, were farfeited to the Crowa.

In the Police Court, this morning, the case was concluded in which D. C. Rankin, an n. employed shipmaster, was charged with the

to my owɑ.

of

It was a fallacy to believe that the grocer's and oilmen's stores carrying by the business of wine dealers as an adjunct were reaping a bar vest from local, that is, resident consumers.

upon whom "the trade relied absolutely for the tara-nver in their business. It is the ship piog coming in and out of the port with clocks like regularity that was our best customers.

to a second charge when the second charge is a similar charge and if committed about the same time as the fi si charge. Kalways treated the second charge is the nature of a concur reat offence and reduce the fine considerably,

multiplicity of criminal proceedings. It is There is, moreover, a strong objection to the against the policy of the law, I propose to inflict a fine of Stoo in the second summons; $go for eich false scale which was shown to be to the prejudice of the pafchaseY,

"THE RAISING OF A WRECK.

Telegrams.

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SERVIOF.

BUTLER WRIGHT CASE TRIAL COMMENCED AT CANTON.

CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION OPENED. [From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shameen, 18th October,

2.25

p.m. The trial of Mr. W. Butler Wright, late chief accountant of the Canton-

for the alleged misappropriation Kowloon Railway (Chinese section),

funds, belonging to the Bailway,

MER DISPUTE IN TILE SUMMARY CURT: In the Summary Court, this morning, the firm of contracters, of 135. Der Vaux Road, case was resumed in which the Chan Thi Kee

Central, brought an action some time age against the Yu Ding Loong firm, of 320 Mong kok, Kowloon, to recover the sum of 5993,5e commenced in the forenoon to-day for damages for breach of a contract between the plaintiffs and the defendants for the sale in H.B.M. Consular Court, ⠀

His Honour Mr. Lindsay Smith, by the defendants to the plaintiffs of a hardwood spar on the agth September, 1908, to be used as part of their plant for the purpose of raising a sunken wreck (the Ying King, which foundered in the typhoon of a8th July, 1908). he spar delivered by the defendants was unfit for their purpose and was rejected by the plaintiffs, la the alternative, plaintif claimed $66876 for damages for breach of warranty. A cross-action was brought by the plaintiffs to recover the sum of $123.74 being amount due to the plaintiff by the defendants for one piece of bardwood sold and delivered to the defendants on the 1st October, 1908,

Mr. H. Davidson (of Messrs. Hastings and Hastings) appeared for the plaintiffs, while Mr. Leo, d'Almeda" (of Mesiri, Goldring, Batlow

and A orrell) represented the defendante

It was stated for the plaintiffs that they had entered into a contract with the defendants for the raising of a sunken vessel. The sper they contracted for was to be used in the operations. The spar delivered by the defendants way unfit for the work and was rejected. As a result, the

tions with consequent'extra expenses for coolie, junk, launch and other-hires." "

Evidence was called and judgment ressivad. CANION DAY BY DAY,

Assistant Judge for China, Shanghai, presided...

The prosecution was represented by Mr. J. W. Wilkinson, Crown Advocate.

Mr. H. W. Looker, of Messrs, Deacon, Looker and Deacon, Hong-" kong, instructed Counsel for

secution.

Mr. J. C. E. Douglas, pro......

firm of Messra, Home and Douglas, counsel, of Shanghai, acted for the defendant. Mr. T. E. N, Fosser, Marshal of Court, was also present.

A Jury of five was empanelled

mixed with aerated or plain water | alleged larceny of Stop at bailes fmm. Capt. The inhabitants of the Colony, are not those brother Hayes bar likened the care to that of plaintiffs were delayed five days in the opera and was composed of the following

make excellent refreshing "beverages.

Guarinteed to be made from the pure juice of sound ripe’fruit.

A. S.

Joko Smith, master of the 1.9. Shun Lro. Da. fendant was discharged.

to not more than a third of that amount Avicted and there was an appeal against the far as I have been able to gather my experi- decision, of the Justices. This decision was men were each fined $20 by Mr. F. A. Hazece is bot unique; it is typical of the case upheld. Mr. Justice Cromptos, in his judg. land (First Magistrate) in the Police Court this all retail stores carrying on business similar mest, stated as follows:-"! am of opinion that this conviction must be affirmed. The appellants have been convicted by the Justices for having this machine in their possession in a state in which it was incorrect and unjust, not that it was designedly and wickedly unjust. My

a clock which is affixed on a stage coach, but i thlok that would be a case og inst him, for if Act of Parliament said that a clock should' be carried on a stage coach and it was co- Since the operation of the new law with its structed in such a state as to be an hour wrong consequential focremve to the price of liquors, it would not be carried within the meaning of the shipping (excluding, of course, the river the Act. Now that machine in question show steamers) has very materially reduced their, ed a weight of 4 lbs, as against the passengers demand on the Hobgkoog grocers. Af one or customers ; the object of the Act of Parlia time they used to replenish their larders in port | ment was to prevent people from keeping in before resuming their voyages. Now what hap their shop or place of business machines for peas? Steamers come in from the North with the purpose of weighing which would shów an beir pantries well provisioned with wines and pajust. weight; nobody supposes it was kept spirits purchased at Shanghai and the Northern fraudulently by the Company for the purpose of ports where liquors are exempt from the surtax defrauding the passengers, but the Act-intended imposed by dealers in Hongkong because of that they should not keep such a false machine the doty. They carry a large enough supply as might lead to mischief if it was improperly for the refuta journey and so no drawing or autod. It is said that it might easily be made comparatively small proportion of it, is made right, but the same might be said in every case on Hongkong.

ofa complaint against a person for keeping false scales, that directions have always been given fotke servants that an allowance was to be made

SMALL bamboo pier is being erected to the east of the Police pier at Trim-sha-tsui. It is raid to be a temporary erection for the use of A public company who find wharfege accom› modation rather exclusively restricted on the other side of the harbour,

WATSON & CO., MR. S. K. Suzuki, manager of the. Yokohama Specle Bank, was a passenger to Daloy by the LIMITED,

NY, K. steames Kobs Manu which Teli Shanghai on toth just. Mr. Suzaki proposes to four Manchuria and expects to be absent from Shanghai for about three weeks.

HONGKONG and KOWLOON,

Hongkong, 15th July, 1909.

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The Hongkong Telegraph

We understand that, pursuant to the reorgani sation scheme, the bead office of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co: will be removed from Hongkong to Hunghom an the 1st November next. The Hongkong office will be placed in

OFFICIAL'S TRANSFER.

[From Our Own Torrespondent.}

Canton, 12th October, Hoa Kwok Kwas, the present acting Taotsi

for the Development of Native Industries in

gentlemen-Messrs. Herbert Dent; W. H. Hill, manager, Messrs. Ho warth, Erskine, Ld.; Matheson, secretary, Canton Club; C. Reid, main superintendent, Canton Elec trić Light Company; and J. H. Smith, assistant, Standard Oil Com-

sioper of Foreign Affairs at Fengilen, on the re Canton, who has been appointed Commis-pany of New York commendatio of HE Sik Liang, received him to proceed without delay to Feagles to a telegram yesterday from Poking ordering take up his new appointment there.

NEW PROVINCIAL JUDGE The Shen-hou-cho department has been tale...... graphically advised that the newly appointed Cauton Provincial Judge, Chiu Pua Yip, will

on board the gunboat Chin On from Sþangbal. Yesterday the gunboat wang Kom with a delegation was despatched to Hongkong to meet the coming official on his arrival there.

The Crown Advocate-opened the

short address narrated the circum- case for the prosecution and in a

stances leading up to the charges. against the accused.

H.E. Taotai Wei Han, managing

HONGKONG, Wednesday, October 11, 1999. charge of the acting secretary with one junior will have a detrimental effect upon the imports, and that the, scales were to be properly atd. Probably arrive at Canton on the 34th instant director of the Railway, was the first

IMPRISONMENT OF DEBTORS.

The report of the Select Committee ap pointed to inquire into the law relating to imprisonment of debtors was issued as a Parliamentary Blue-book on the 8th Sep tember. The Jali Mall Guzette gives a concise intelligible summary of the docu ment according to which the Committee re- port that there is undoubtedly considerable difference'in practice in the administration of the Debtors Act by county court judges, The Committee consider that the judges discretion to hear other than legal evidence in to the advantage principally of the debtors, but also of the creditors. They agree with the House of Lords Committee, that to effect the purposes of the Act the power of imprisonment can be properly altered from forty-two to Twenty-one days. Except in cases of debtors who are not artisans, judges should be deprived of the power to commit unless the debtor at the time of bearing has means in hand or fallen due.

assistant only.

**K. Matsuoka, the sew Japaness. Copal General, was warmly welcomed by a gathering

of prominent Japanese residents at the Japan ese Club in Shanghai on Thursday evening. After dincur a sumber of felicitous speeches were made and the entire proceedings were of a very pleasant and cordial, character.

In view of this fact it does not require much explaining to show that the diminished sales and necrrdingly the estimate of revenue. may fall considerably below Coversment anticipa

tions.

Szopriation Bill, that the neoficial members of Council should give careful thought to the liquor duties not realising anything like the possibility, and even the probability, of the

round five 1.kh which is confidently looked forward to in cestain quarters.-Yours, elc.,

TRADESMAN,

THE Chinese Government realizes that though new fronpa are being trained in Manchuris a

Hongkong, 13th October, Supreme Commander is wanting and it will,

[The meeting of the Legislative Council, call therefore, propose to the Manchurian Viceroyed for the 14th inst., has, we are officially the three provinces. It ir stated that ex-Presi the 21st inst We commend the subject of our the appointment of a Commander-in-Chief for informed, been postponed to tomorrow week, dent Yuin Shib-kai still feels disinclined to scorrespondent's communication to the antice of cept office again and has telegraphed to decline Government and unofficial members-Ed., the summons of the Government to proceed te Peking.

201, Det

A ROBBERY has been reported Veens Road West, in connection with which a woman residing on the premises has been arrested. The woman is alleged to have enter ed a neighbour's room on the gih instant and in the absence of the inmate is said to have stolen a leather bix containing some articles of clitbiog valded at $59, one roll of silk, worth

· * RODDERS ARRESTED.

witness examined on behalf of the prosecution.

The next witness to take the stand was Mr. Frank Grove, Engineer-in- Chief of the Railway.

The case is proceeding,

TYPHOUR WARMING.

The telegram quoted below wai received af

fairly used. The intention (of the Act) was that the scales should not be kept in such an incor rect state as that they might be improperly judgment, stated: The object in the stainle It is well, therefore, before passing the Aposed." Mr. Justice Moller, in the course of his

On the bih instgot on receipt of telegraphic Was that whenever weighing machines or scales information from the officials in Shun Tak dia have them in such a state as to weigh correctly." men on board the shallow draft cruiser Kleng of weights are kept, care should be taken to trict. Admiral Li Chun sent a number of bis It was contended on behalf of the defence that To accompanied by the gunboat Yuen Wo to a there, was as absence of maid fides and, that place called Yoog Kitoa wait the arrival of the there was no intention to falsify their scales teamer Hoi Tung which was proceeding from for the purpose of making a profit. The Hongkong. Ou the steamer's arrival, the sol question of mals fides does not affect the diers boarded her and commenced a search for question in the least., Mr. Justice Crompton some bad characters who were reported to be the American Consulate General from the ment. Another point raised by the defence in the soldies succeeded. in discovering from. October 1gb, 10, a.m. Cyclone or lyphodo laid particular stress on this point in his judg passengers on board. After a thorough search Manila Observatory at ro.foam, to-day. the second case was that as some of their scales among the passengers four alleged robbers, W. of the Ladrope or Mariana Islands moving found by the Police were in favour of the puroamed Ip Kwan Yung, Tong Ye, Wong Shing chaser, and as ibe purchaser was not prejudiced, and Chiu Luo, who were placed under arrest and I prght not to inflict any penalty. I cannot conveyed to Canton 'on the same day to be Assent to this proposition. Moreover, to hold this | handed over to Admiral. Li's custody. Of the would be to open the door, or i may even go four prisoners Ip Kwan Yang is reputed to be further and say that it would be a direct és a notorioni rabber,, who had taken a leading couragement to frauds being committed as part in holding up the village of Kwei Chow regards weights and scales. Under this rec- where two houses were bomt down and right

on, it seems to make a difference whether the lives lost.

.CLAN FIGHT, of his official emblem-to wit, bis truncheon-falsity of the weights is to the advantage of the curiously enough, on another Chinese guardian seller or buyer. The case of Brooke vs

that it was no offence if the weight was in favour of the purchaser, was decided on the different and ropouled statute (23 and 25 Vict,

H.K, E.)

A 'SEBEPY LUKONG.

ATTACK D ANother lukoNG WITH,

HIS TRUNCHEON,

Because he was reprimanded by a compatriot for sleeping while on 'daly, a itong in the early hours of this morning made vigorous use

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BANGLE-SNATCHER PUNISHED.

RED TO. PAWN ARTICLE AND WAS RUN IN

Another member of the street-spatching fraternity received his dues in the Police Court this morning. In this case, the victim wás a | man." It appears that while walking in an upfrequented part of Shek-tong-tsui yenler A serious clan fight has been in progress in day, ibe complainant, a Chinaman, felt a tug

Further, that the original order of the reg $35 and $ráv in money. The case was re of the peace. The injured map, his bead Stedgate-1873 L. K. 8 Q_ B. 352, which decided Namboi between the people of the clan Fokat his pocket and shonly afterwards missed-

mande!.

trar, if for instalments, should be suspended

swathed with bandages, appeared in the

and thoin`o

c`of the clau Laung. Three men am K baogle which a few moments before", ba sa matter of course when an order of com- mittal is made by the judge. The Com; GOVERNMENT is extending its experiments or

Police Curt this morning and presented

reported to have been killed during the welde thought safely reposed in the folds of his sorry spectacle. His assailant was also

and five others were kidoapped. Day before Jacket. With a smiling face, the rascally ope mittee think all judges should be instructed, the surfacing of the roads on the island with, there is his anilor. From the story of C. 56 sections (see Blone p 1,082 and Oke presterday the Namboi magistrate, on learning rapsired to a pawn-broker's ritablishment, having regard to wages, house rent, and asphalt to the upper levels. The stretch of the lutong, it would appear that early this 674), Mr. Justice Meller states that, the scope of the occurrence, at once deputed a total to where, unfortunately for him, he was at pace other conditions of their district, to treat away from the mouth gate of the New. Gar morning, the two men were doing their respec and object of the Act is in that a person the place to rektóre order.

apprehended and harded ever to the Police, minimum income as needed for necessaries, den to as far as the Botanical and Forestry tive beats in the vicinity of Hollywood Road,keeping weighing machines and sciles shed, CHA PING.B!4, On remand, was brought before | (Second Magistrate) in the Police Court, this

The `man appeared befors Mr. J.-R. Wo

and should not commit unless they have been surfaced with the new material. To all had been committed on the other's beat a state es to weigh correctly,· The offence the Mixed Court again yesterday, reports the morning, and far the next six months at least,

Department offices on the Park Road har just when one of them discovered that a larceny bave such care and to have them in such evidence that a debtor has meant over appearance the road should wear well and also Os going to inform his brother policeman is one of negligence and the gravity of N. C. D. Newrot 9th inst, in connection with and above such income. År 10 all resist the perennial washing away due to the

of bis good fortune, be made the interesting the offence depends upon the amount of neg- the charge of having embestted the sum of

the member of the picrupulous gang Will- count ose less among their cumber

these variations, the Committee think heavy rains in summer.

discovery of finding him asleep at his post. ligence showed by the owner of the scales in Ts, 60,coo'st Hongkong. The Assessor said a circular from the Lord Chancellor

that R.M. Consul General · had received a HE Viceroy of Nanking kas in raply to the He quickly roused the other from bis got having thom kept,jo 'such' a stato sto to the judges giving them guidance FROM the firm of Mesirs. Graca & Co., stamp stumbers and told him what an excellent case weigh correctly. I would refer to Section 3 of Cablegram from the Hongkong Government Tapial's petition about the Regatis at Henll, --

dealers, Des Vœux Road, we have received he had missed. The latter, however, who was on these points would diminish the

the Ordinance. By that section, any person asking that the accused be detained pending issued the following, rescript-Hea-li being want of uniformity. Where possible, orders copy of the "One and All Gardener's Calendar ent in a particularly good meed for being can have his scales fested, and stamped as the arrival of a dispatch, Mr. Morgan Phit outside the limits of the Treaty Porte foreignses

and Gaide," Thebookletisreplete with informe rudely di turbed from bis slumbers, world and rules carrying out these, recommendation that will be found most arelal to bonicul. tave, apse of it, and, producing his trancheon, is merely for defraying the expense of con-

'correct on payment of $t, which amount lips who appeared for the plaintiffs unid that have so maly right to go there and hold a he would not proceed with the line of argu. rogatta. Basiðen sbo straum'in a crowded and tions should be made under the County turists. It may be mentioned that Messrs dealt she intruder a few effective blows on the veying the machine to and from the Police ment that be had prepared, as his client's post important water-way and if a segatta is allowed Courts Act. The Committee recommend Graca & Co. stock a large and vultd supply body, and by way of adding insult to lejary, Gourt. I now come to the question of tien might be materially altered. Accused was to take place there it is feared that there may be that the statute of limitations should be of flower and vegetable seeds and fertilisers finished by a number of quick-as-lightning penalty. It was stated that the defendant again remanded.

disturbance. The Shanghai Tantal shopid-s Amended, and the period during which a from the One & All Agricultural and Hor thrusts on the head. The obsteperous one's firms used 40 scales for weighing coul. These THE Italian Convent will hold their annual Regatta so as to avoid all possibility of dis therefore request the Benior Consul to stop this `debt can be recovered be reduced to three ticultural Association, Ld. of London;

insubordinate conduct landed him in the Police scales have been used for two jours, and had | salo-of-works at the Convent, in Caine Road, remanded until to-morrow.

sevar been tested. These scales were alan on the arst inat, and the two following * A CORRESPONDENT ni Harbin, wrking: on the Court, this morning, when the case. Wat

years. The committee express their appro- A CABLE message from Sau. Francisco states val of a draft of á proposed "County Courts that President Taft, is a speech which be and Debtors Acts Amendment Bill," which delivered there, said that Ching was awakoplog A SINGULAR instance of the use of oil to calm has been drawn by Sir William Selfe. The and developing unprecedentedly, and her inter the sea is reported by Chief Officer Criscuolo Memorandum to the bill sets forth that no national relations were increasing. When Mr. of the Italian steamship farisilo Ciampa,, Ha committal should be made after the passing Gillett was governor of California he suggested states that when on the voyage from. Palume of the Act for default in payment of any that the battleship fest should be stationed in to New York, during the height of a storm, sum, due: (1) for money lent, or (b) for the Pacific, but he (President Tait) discouraged kaary seas boarded the vesial breaking and Roods sold or lent od hite unless sold or lent that an attack was any more imminent in the two barrels of machipe off, the kind need for the idea, saying]there was no reason to thick wasblog overboard one hundred and twenty for trade purposes, or unless the goods are Pacific than the Atlantic. When the Panama automobiles. No seas broke on board after seconden for the support or maintanance Canal was finished the efficiency of the present that, the oil contioning to drip from the deck of the debtor or his family." The bill further beatleship Rest would be doubled,

for many kour,.

(urbance.

kick

used in all sorts of weather, which rendered commencing each day at 10 am. Thi thom liable to roat. The defendant company are large Importers of coal.. I had a case the ceeds of the sale will be devoted entirely 10 Commissioner of the Chinese customs at Hài Superioress "desires'ns to state that the pro- | 318 lost, says :-Mr. A. Schmidt, the popula other day in which the defendant Company the funds for the maintenance of the hundredi bin,, met with a nasty accident on Sep charged, a man with farceny of coal. In of children who depend upon the community Owing to a way of his horse be the course of the proceedings, it was necessary for their sustenance. Besides the orphan chil, and slither by the fall of to prove the amount of coal belonging to the dran there are also the aged poor and social brokes. Pluckily remo defendaal Company which was discharged derelicts in the Home for the Donitate at and was then to the and the rib August fast,. The amount was kind ladies of the Italian Conract. We can. 1995) from their steamers between the and August Wanchal which is under the control of the was meat and no serious 19,273, 1001 of coal.”). In my opinion, the delsad fidantly commend this very deserving chari ants showed the vary greatest negligence to table institution to the generosity of the com. Plaster not having their ccaixa (estad. I do not propose, menity on the three days of infe this mouth.